Feature Requests

Allow team members to set leave or vacation dates, and prevent others to assign tasks on those dates? (Submitted via Intercom)

Comment from support: When I change the date of a task to a later date, the dependencies are moved back to a later date too, but when I move the date of the task to an earlier date, the dependencies don't change?

There have been nice updates on due dates, but I'd like to be able to set them and automatically update them by dependency. For example, once Task 1 occurs, Task 2 is due within 48 business hours. So, when I mark Task 1 complete, I'd like the due date on Task 2 to update to 48 business hours later. This allows the template to automatically update.

I’d like to request an enhancement to how tasks with a Start Date and Due Date are displayed in Calendar and timeline views. Current behavior: When both a start date and due date are assigned, the task appears on every day between those dates. Challenge: For many workflows (planning, marketing campaigns, training schedules, and milestones), tasks are not actively worked on every day in that range. This behavior: Creates visual clutter in Calendar views Makes it harder to distinguish true daily work from milestone-based tasks Reduces clarity when managing multiple long-range tasks Requested improvement: Add an optional setting to control how tasks display when both a start date and due date are set, such as: Show task only on the start date Show task only on the due date Show task on both start and due dates (Current behavior) show task on all days in between This could be implemented as: A per-task toggle A per-view setting Or a workspace-level preference Value: This would significantly improve usability for teams managing: Marketing campaigns Training programs Project milestones Long-term planning without daily execution

When I have a task of, for example, 1 month, I would like to assign people responsible for it, allocating different times to each of them. For example, a resource may be allocated for only 2 days and another resource may be allocated for 3 days in one week and 5 in another.

From Josef: Remapping subtasks from parent task due date is great. But we also need it the othe way: whenever a subtask is delayed and rescheduled then the parent task due date should be updated according to new due dates for subtasks. Ideally the parent task due date could be auto-updated to max(due date for all subtasks) or due date for the last subtask in a chain of dependencies.

Currently, it seems that it's not possible to set task dependencies for a new task until after you've created it.

Is there any way to write a due date in this way: Due "3 days before XYZ Step"?

I have many lists built with custom templates I designed, but would love the ability to "bulk change" deadlines/due dates whenever I change one task that's in the middle of all the other tasks - so it would automatically adjust the remaining due dates as well. Rather than having to go in and adjust ALL of the remaining dates manually. (Sort of how "change subtask dates" works - but for regular tasks too).

When a parent task is updated, update subtask start dates as well as due dates.